I post for a friend, does anyone know a company that will take new accounts without a registration? PM me.
I don't want to get into a big deal here, but can I just ask "why?" Is it perhaps they are not English as first language? With all the "stuff" that goes on, and pointed out here on ET, I just can't imagine not wanting to study for a week to take a test. Curious, Don
Did you mean to delete your post, Lights? I pulled my simple response down too, if you did. Feel free to PM me if you like. i was just checking before the final bell. Don
LOL, depending on your available time, 40 hours of solid study should handle the S7. Good study materials etc. Also, you can take the 1 week course offered....they used to "guarantee" that you would pass. I think the "guarantee" was an additional free class. We had one trader, on this board, who passed just a few days after he registered and started studying. Last month I think. Heck, it may take 2 weeks or more if you're working full time. In any event, not a big deal overall. Much easier than trading IMO. All the best, Don
your words not mine. you only need a week to pass the 7 lol. I never heard anyone taking the 7 with only 1 week to study & passed anything is possible i guess , but very rare never a big deal if your not the one taking the test . easier said then done
the 7 takes 2-3 months or 100 hours minimum to study for if you have little to no industry experience. the 56 should take 50-60 hours of studying minimum
LOL, yep, the "bright" part can have an impact. Seriously, everyone has a different learning curve. Especially on tests. Even if it takes 6 months of part time studying, well worth that minimal effort. I took the CPA exam, the RE Brokers exam, and the Series 7. S7 easier than all of them. Well, maybe not easier than the RE exam, LOL. Anyway, just a way to make trading easier. Don
i hear you. it would take at least 2 weeks of study for the 7 lol. yea once the test is done its a memory & worth it overall not much of a choice anymore these days to get the bp